Despite looming deadline, ICANN still has no plan for GDPR compliance
ICANN is struggling to find a workable temporary solution to address the imminent EU privacy regulation.
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Image: iStockphoto/mixmagic Security GDPR coming in 4 months, but only 38% of UK businesses are aware of it
According to a UK government survey, less than half of GDPR-aware companies are updating security policies to address the change.
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Image: Roland Nagy Open source Adios Microsoft: We’re ditching Office and Outlook for open source, says Barcelona
The city council plans to continue using Windows in the short-term, but for "all desktop applications to be open-source", including office suites, web browsers and email clients.
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Image: iStockphoto/Allexxandar Security Nearly everyone in UK has been hacked, ‘lottery’ determines investigation, police lead says
Chief Constable Peter Goodman told a media briefing that he believed almost every person in the UK had been a victim of a data breach and had their personal data sold on the dark web.
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Image: Björn Kindler Software Open-source pioneer Munich has begun its move back to Microsoft
Behind the scenes the city council has already started work to switch to Microsoft Exchange to handle email and calendars.
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Image: iStockphoto/zabelin Security British interior minister calls on Silicon Valley tech giants to fight terrorism
Britain's Home Secretary Amber Rudd is traveling to Silicon Valley, where she is expected to meet with leaders from firms such as YouTube, to discuss tackling extremist content online.
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Image: iStockphoto/Manakin Innovation IBM, London Stock Exchange build blockchain tool to manage shareholder data
IBM has partnered with Borsa Italiana, part of London Stock Exchange Group, in an effort to digitize securities certificate data for smaller companies.
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Image: iStockphoto/AlxeyPnferov Innovation France launches tech visa to bring more billion-dollar companies to the country
In an effort to bring more unicorn tech companies to the country, French president Emmanuel Macron announced a new visa that would make it easier for foreign founders to launch their startups.
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Image: Björn Kindler Security Swapping Linux for Windows in Munich too risky after WannaCry attacks, warn Greens
Munich's Green Party says the recent WannaCry ransomware attacks on Windows machines worldwide highlight the danger of the city abandoning its Linux-based OS.
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Image: Irene Dixon Security Cracking Hitler’s unbreakable code: How the Colossus computer helped beat the Nazis
Hear recollections from Bletchley Park veterans on how efforts to crack the Lorenz cipher led to the creation of one of the world's first computers.
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Image: iStock/artjazz Security European debate on encrypted apps heating up with possibility of new backdoor laws
New laws being considered in the EU would force internet companies to provide police with access to encrypted data from consumers on internet messaging apps.
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Image: Björn Kindler Software Ten questions Munich must answer about Windows before turning its back on Linux
Munich Green Party is demanding the city's administration clarifies the cost and the scale of the work needed to carry out another migration on this scale.
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Getty Images/iStockphoto Software Linux in Munich: ‘No compelling technical reason to return to Windows,’ says city’s IT chief
The man in charge of Munich's central IT expresses surprise at politicians' decision to prepare to move away from a Linux-based OS.
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Image: Mime Industries Open source Raspberry Pi-powered arm: This kit aims to make robotics simple enough for kids
Powered by the $35 Raspberry Pi, the MeArm Pi is a robot arm designed to be simple enough that kids aged 11+ can build and program it.
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Image: CNET Security Apple iPhone 7 is being hardened to handle military-grade secrets
iPhone is being turned into "dual-persona" device that can be used to discuss confidential matters.